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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-19

Lewis Steenrod, Anton Reymann, Wheel
ing; George Fleming, Buckhannon;J. Hop
Woods, Philippi; VIM. G.. Brown, King
wood; &. G.. Burgess, Wayne c. H.; Geo.
Howard, schOolbook man Of Cincinnati;
J. G.. Mcclure, Parkersburg; a. Il. Par
sons, Tucker county; A. w. Campbell, st.
Mary's, and Col. Tom Bradford, Philippi.
NOTES.
Congressman Snrder, Senator Camden,
exDelegate Crumrine, of Ritchie, and
ex-Delegate Martin, were on the floor of
OF the House to-day.
Bob Phillips was before the Finance
Committee of the House to-day advocating
the repeal of the State tax on tobacco as
indicated in these dispatches yesterday.
The Senate confirmed Governor Wilson's s
appointments.
J. w. Goshorn, better known as "Bill
Dave" GOShOrn, has been seriously i'll for
some weeks past and n few days since his
lille was despaired of This evening q
report gained circulation that he died at 6
o'clock. but the rumOr proved untrue and
he is little better this evening. Goshorn
is County Clerk and the leader
of the Greenbackers of this valley,
and a most successful politician. His
friends hope for his speedy recovery, that
he may have an opportunity to heartily
laugh at the rumor.
Out of the sixty-fiye members of the
House who served last session, eight are
back in their seats this term, which is con-
elusive proof that their constituencies en-
dorsed their record and had full faith in
them. The members returned are
Crockett of SOmmers, McClurg OF Green
brier, DaviSSon OF Lewis, Chew and Lucas
of Jefferson, Ferguson of Wayne, Nc
WhOrter of Kanawha, and Taylor of Dod-
bridge. Cochran, of Wetzel, was in the
Senate last term, and has been returned to
the House this. In the Senate, Scott of
Ohio WOOdyard OF Roane, and Price of
Mineral, are the honored trio. Senator
Oxley is also appreciated for his services
in the House last session, having been re-
turned by his people from the Seventh
Senatorial District.
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Disobeyed the Injunction.

CHICAGO, Ills, January 1S.-Seneca
d. Kimbark, q wholesale iron merchant,
and wagon manufacturer, was fined $500
and costs, by Judge Blodgett yesterday
for diSregarding an injunction issued in
the case of Bradley Burr against Mr.. Kim
bark, to restrain him from infringing upon
Mr.. Burr'S patent for manufacturing wag
on dash-boards and bodies. The restrain
ing order was made by Judge Blodgett,
on March lith of last year, and despite its
prohibition, Mr.. Kimbark went on manu-
featuring the patent. The Court ordered
him to pay the fine and costs in ten days
or 90 to iail
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ON THE FIELD.

The situation Carefully Reviewed Up to a
Late Hour.
Sp rlR TslcyTuR 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, January lS.-The
day has been q very busy one among poll
ticiaus and an unusual degree of activity
has bsen shown by the leaders of all par
ties. The Democratic caucus will be held
tomorrow night and nomination for a
cIaIidAte for Senator will be made by 1t.
The Republicans are awaiting the result OF
the Democratic caucuS before taking DELI
mite action with reference to their caucus,
and the leaders OF the Greenback party VIII
likewise make nomination, so that by
the end of the week each of the three par
ties represented in the Legislature will
have nominated candidate for Senator
As telegraphed you last night, the prin-
ipalOppOSitiOn to the Democratic caucus
eminates from the South Branch Valley.
PRESIDENT PRICES POSITION.
Sid a prominent Democrat to me to-
day:
Il have always been a great admirer OF
George +. Price, President of the Senate,
who was elected to that position by a DEM
Ocratic caucus nomination, but l can not
refrain from criticising, and cOndemning
his action ~ we'll as that Of his associates
in this opposition movement for the very
un-Democratic stand they have taken, and
do not see how their course can be ex-
planned on any other hypothesis than, that
they are attempting to defeat Senator
CImden's reelection in the interest OF
Henry G.. Davis"
A gentleman of standing in the Demo
cratic politics of the Second District said
TO me this evening that he could not IN
derstaud the coalition between Dan Lucas
and President Price when considered
in the light OF the Keyser conyen-
ton OF 1SS2, when Mr.. Price stood as the
representative of the Hoge faction and
urged the bOlting Lucas faction to remain
in the caucus and concur in the nomlna-
ton OF Democratic candidate for Con-
gress. Price, he said, is bright, active
and prominent Democrat in the politics OF
that district, and he was surprised to tind
him occupying the attitude in which his
present position places him.
HENRY @. DAVIS SUPPOSED CANDIDACY.
In connection with the supposed eOntin-
gent candidacy of ex-senator Henry U.
Davis, it is reported that the meeting Of
the State Bar Association will bring 3 num-
Der of Davis Republican friends, who viii
endeavor to direct the vote Of that party
for Davis, whenever it is thought that he
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BItIDGRPOItr.
A Days Doing. Picked up and briefly Par
agraphrd.

A Day. Doing. Picked Up and Brishy Par
agraph"d.
Mr. Frank Seigcl has gone Ia Atlanta,
Ga, 10 take position a! bookkecper IN a
wholesale hardware store.
Mr. John Alexander, Of Wheeling town
ship, who was supposed IN have mystsIi-
ously disappeared about three months
since, turned mp the other day and went
home.
CT. Carpenter il confined To his room
with a severe sore throat.
Andy Baggs was fined t2o and costs for
appropriating buggy on Saturday night
Mr.. John w. GifIin il suffering from =
pair Of pet boils on his arm.
On Saturday Mathew Stpneberg. an em.
ploye at the Wheeling creek mines, met
with a peculiar accident He was running
some empty cars nndcr the tipplr, when n
car Of coal was dumped down upon him.
Although he was badly bruised and
thumped by the falling coal, he VIA not
seriously hurt.
The Methodist revival iss III progressing
nicely and doing vast good.
At their last meeting the Ieiderkrantz
Singing Society elected the following obi
GERS to serve during the ensuing term:
President, .. Shick; Vice President, Fred.
Cline; Treasurer, WIN. Fox; Secretary,
Henry wedtiz; Financial Secretary, John
Very,
On Thursday evening Of this wesk the
IeiderkraDk gives a concert and ball in
Schaefer's Hall. which promises 10 be .
pleasant occurrence.
Mr. Fred Burke, n son Of Vim. Burkle,
has returned, after spending four years in
Denver, Col.
Andy Boggs was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness yesterday.
DIR. Clayton, Of Warrington, W. Va,
has returned 10 his home after . plsarznt
visit with his sister, Mrs. J. Dent.
Nr. Drowsey Davis, Of Warrington, W.
Va, arrived in the city yesterday 70 make
his home with J. &. Dent.
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Thirty Below In ~. Paul.

ST. PAIL, January ls.-The mercury
this morning ranged in the vicinity OF
thirty degrees below zero. The heavy
snow storm Of Sunday and intenseley cold
weather since have greatly impaired rail
road travel, and the bulletin board at the
Union Depot this morning shows that the
through trains on all roads are from two
10 five hours late. On some Of the lines
travel has been suspended.
The Signal Service Officer reports that at
five o'clock this morning the mercury
winter, marking 30 degrees below zero.
At a. m, il was 81.
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Rack from Canntla.

VINCENNEs, IND., January ls.-A SEN
sation has been created here by the an
nouncement that Ex-County Treasurer
Hollingsworth will surrender himself to
the Sheriff. Hollingsworth is charged
with embezzling $4,000 of the county s
finds during his term of office. Last sum-
mer he was released from Jail on bond and
lost no time in joining the army Of de-
faulters in Canada. He is expected here
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and on the left skating surface. Here
the officers of the association have quarters
and over them is u terrace used rs an oh
servatory. Over the main entrance to the
nalocc the word welcome" IL carved In
the archway. Just above sits King
Borcas, supported on either hand by
polar bear. There arc, also, two bears
resting on pcdcstals at each side oi the
cntr1ncc
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A BLIZZARD.
Railroads Blocked Ia the West by Heavy
Snow.

Railroads Blocked Ia tho West by Heavy
Snow.
WABASH, lNp., January 1s.-The
worst snow storm of the season prevailed
yesterday in this section Of the State.
The snow has drilted badly to-day and
last night travel was practically suspended
on several railroads On the north end ol
the Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan
Railroad immense drifts delayed trains
and on the Chicago and Grand Trunk line
two through passenger trains and eighteen
freight trains were stuck fast between Val
parso and Battle Creek all night. On the
Wabash lines trains were kept moving
with great difficulty.
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Thirty-Six Salwart Sons Of Democracy
Have Placed Their Names at the Bot
tom Of the Document
A GENERAL FALLING INTO LINE
Expected When the Batteries Of the Enemy
are UnmaSksd and the True
Issue Presented Of
DEMOCRACY OR REPUBLICAEISN.
A Thorough, Careful and Late Review Of the
Field PrsSsntsd-The FaGtOnal Fights
Of the Enemy and Their Prob
able Outcome
Special ElegGa % TIE Register.

Special TlegrGm % TIE Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January Is
The following is a copy of the call for
Democratic caucus tomorrow night,
with the names OF those Democrats who
have signed the same:
CHARLESTON, January 18th 1887.
The Democratic members Of the Senate
and House of Delegates of the Legislature
Of West Virginia, IN accordance with the
established usage Ofthe Democratic party,
hereby call caucus of the Democratic
members to meet in the Hall Of the House
of Delegates, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst,
at 30 p m, for the purpose of nOmi-
Mating Democratic candidate for the
United States Senate.
lSigned.
J. VI. Rowan, J. T. HARDING,
J. q. CROCKETT, CHAs. NJ. FERGUSON,
Il. F. KIDD, W. c. RIFE,
4. ID. GARDEN, J. J. WOODS,
CHAs. J. GLEASON. p. b. COCHRAN,
OLIVER GoRRELL, J. f. PECK,
W. y. CHANCELLOR, JOHN d. SWEENEY,
VI. YANPELT, c. l.. BROWN,
]. Z. SoNMERvLLE,J JACOB COCHRAN,
J. NJ HAMILTON, Il. II. OXLEY,
\. \. KELLER, WM. NJ. REYNOLDS,
4. ROSENEEEEY, J. 5. SPENCER,
GEO. I. DAWSON, II. G. RAGLAND,
Ii. A. HEAGER, l.. ID. HAGEEr
J. VI. MCCEEEEY, GEO. L. Crow,
A. r. UNGEE, NJ. GwINN,
J. II. GErrIxGER, J. f. Brown, and
u. W. SHAW, +. McCALLISrEE.
IL is thought four other members will
sign before the cOnvening of the caucus
Whether any more signatures are obtained
or not the caucus will be held and the
regulars will put in nomination candi-
date to be voted for at the joint session.
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, January 15.-In his
prayer this morning the Chaplain said;
90, God, we commend to Thy almighty
care and tenderness the sick members of
this House Help them to keep their minds
in quiet and confidence; bless the means
which are used for their recovery to health
and speedily restore them to entire sound
ness"
Mr.. Skinner, of North Carolina, submit
ted conference report upon the bill for the
allotment of lands in severalty to Indians.
Laid over for the present.
Mr.. IriOn, of Louisiana, from the Com
mittec on Commerce, reported n bill for
the establishment Of additional aids to
navigation ut the mouth of the Mississippi
river. Committee OF the Whole.
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ATerrIbIe Explosion.

IEDIANArnJIs,J January II. The boiler
that supplies the dry house Of Preston
Ryders stove factory, at Crother'ille,
blew up yesterday, and two employees,
Henry Milina and Archie Warner. were
instantly killed Millipa'- head was blown
clear oil his body and Warmers head torn
literally 10 pieces. Their bodies were ~
horribly scaldcd that the skin peeled oil
from head to foot. Another employee hal
his foot broken to pieces. The boiler,
weighing 5000 pounds, was hurled 10
feet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-19
Gray Succeeds Himself.

DOVER, DEL, January Is. - Both
Houses Of the General Assembly in sepa-
rate session, voted unanimously this morn
ing for the reelection of George Gray as
q. s. Senator. The election will be COM
pleted by the House in joint session to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-19
Indignant Irishmen.

LONDON, January 1S.-The Liberal and
Irish NatiOnalsts Clubs Of London are ar
ranging to hold a great public meeting at
st. James Hall to express indignation at
the cruelty and inhumanity shown in re-
cent evictionions on the Winn estates at
Glenleigb, County Kerry, Ireland. The
Right Hon. Jas. Stanfeld will preside.
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DELAYED by An Accident.

PITTsBURG, January 1s.-All trains on
the Fort Wayne railroad from Chicago,
Cleveland and Erie were delayed at Laurel
Station, six miles from this city, from ten
O'Clock last night until daylight by an ac-
Cident to a freight train. No person was
injured, but passengers who expected to
get into the city before midnight were
compelled to pass the night on the cars.
The weather was extremely cold, but a
plentiful supply of coal prevented any in
convenience from that source.
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A Gladstone Circular.

LONDON, Jannary 15.-The circular is
sued by Gladstone urging the attendance
of all Liberals at the coming session Of Par
lament, has been sent to both Lord Hart
ington and Mr.. Chamberlain and their fol-
lowers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-19
NATURES HIGHWAY.

Doings of Boats and Bostmsa s1esg ths
Ohio.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 8 feet inches and stationary.
The Princess Is still grounded and will
not he able TO get Of until the nyef risrs-
Marks from aboye-Pittsburg, feet
and stationary; Greensboro. river closed;
Moryantown river closed; Oil City j foot
and frozen; Brownsville, 6 feet O inches
and stationary; Lock No. 4, feet 10
inches and falling; Rice's Landing, 8 feet
5 inches and rising.
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Did Sullivan Break His Arm ?

MINNEAPOLIS, January 1S.-ln the SIX
round contest between Patsy Cardiff and
Sullivan, the latter did not get in
one effective blow. The referee de-
cided the contest a draw. Sheedy
explained that Sullivan broke his arm in
the first round by striking stake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-19
In CONGRESS-.
The Proceedings of the National Legisla-
ture Yesterday.

ture Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, January 1S.-Senate-
Mr.. Morrill,, from the Finance Committee,
reported bill to reimburse depositors of
the Washington Freedmen's bank. CAL
endar.
Mr.. Hawley, from the Select Commit
tee on the Centennial Celebration of the
Adoption OF the Constitution, reported q
joint resolution providing for the appoint
ment of Joint committee of five Senators
and eight Representatives to consider the
expediency of holding in 1892 an interna-
tiOnal exhibition of industries and prOduc-
tiOnS OF all countries Passed.
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A Cracker Factory Burned.

PrTTsBURG, January 1s.-The Hops
cracker and biscuit factory and stables on
East street, Allegheny City, were totally
destroyed by fire this morning. Six horses
and q number of wagons were also burned.
The loss was $4,000, fully insured. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
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Broke Jail.

Special telegram 10 the Register
SrEUBENvILLE, o., January lS.-About
half-past eight tonight, Mike Kelly, in
dicted for burglary, and Thomas Watson,
indicted for shooting with intent to kill,
broke Jail by saving off bars of the win
dow
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Fire at Weston.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
WESTON, W. Va, January lS.-The
warehouse of Morrison Bros, and the
dwelling house of w. F. Morrison, at
Braxton Court House, was totally destroy
eel by fire last night.
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For stiffpes and soreness Of The nusles
and joints of the body, rbeumatiWs IN
ralgia-in fact any ache or PAIN o. see
body - nothing equals Salvation on.
Sold BY I'll druggists. Price Is ctA.
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Griffin was to poison her husband and
Hoops his wife, so that the widow and the
coachman might marry. The cOachman
by accident WAS prevented from carrying
out his part of the agreement
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A REMARKABLY handsome woman Is
said to be the moving spirit in ph'lan-
thropieal movement in Russia to supply
the poor OF that country with Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the great remedy for
coughs and colds
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Mr. Cox ImnrOYed.

WASHINGTON, January 1S.-Represen-
tative S. S. Cox rested well last night and
his condition is improved this morning.
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To Canada /?

PARIS, January 1S.-The chief clerk OF
the Paris postotfice has stolen S4O,O 600 in
money orders and fed.
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were excited to redoubled intensity. The
Coroner's inquest now in progress is the
outcome of the state of public feeling. The
Coroner has as yet ordered no arrests, but
it is understood that if the chemist analy-
sis develop the fact that Jno. W. Griffin
was killed by poison, one or more persons
will be called to answer at the bar of JUS
tice for the crime. The theory is that Mrs
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-12-15
Chinese HynocrItes Eo,,nJ nut

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. G.-The police raitled
Chinese Laundry AID arrested eight Of the
Johns" who were engaged aging some
kind of e Ele of chance. All Of the men
arres Ell belong to II Sunday school class i'll
the Second Presbyterian church and are
regular attendants Hop Ling, who lives at
Greensburg, but comes here every Saturday 10
have the advantage of Sunday school teach
ing, was one of the parties arrested. and
when searched n huge revolver was found
upon him. Tie arrests have created some
thing OF a-sensation among tho good ladies
OF the church who have taken so much inter
est i'll them
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-12-15
BRIEF MENTION.

A mob OF fifty armed men undertook t.
wipe out the town of Gypsum, Kan. and
five mon were killed in the resulting afFray.
The supreme court decides that state has
right TO tax out of existence or contiscate a
business if it is dtemt d TO be productive of
poverty, and that no compensation can be
claimed, thus unfolding the prohibition laws
OF Kansas.
An old Maine farmer was attacked nv
burglars, who knocked him senselts s. and
stole So, 40 from his trunk
The evidence i'll the trial of F. I. Harper
vice president of the Fidelity National bank,
showed the large overdrafts which helped
wreck the bank
The sister of Mrs. Grace Harrington tell.
remarkable story Of that lady's wandering
and strange return to her relatives.
A recent letter from President Cleveland
to his former partner, AZ. Bissell, settles the
questio:; of his citizenship. He has re.
bounced finally his claim to voting in Buff.
al
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-12-15
Frederick Riley, the Youn. barbarian.

JERSEY CITY, Dec. G.-Freder.cl Riley,
aged 10, is All inmate Of the Home of the
s sters of the Peace, in which are living ov
II hundred children. Riley is ~ vicious
hoy and the other inmates ure afr.il Of him
and avoided him as much az possible Riley
found little Tommy Jones, 3 years old. play
Ing i'll the kitchen alone. Riley caught the
little fellow, gagged him with hamlk r
chief, AMI then after removing his clothing
held him down on the top of red hot stova
Jones succeeded III getting the handkerchief
from his In Iuth. AMI his cries brought S s.tr
EvangtllTe To his assistance. Lu: not until
he was terribly burned, and it is thought he
VIII die. Riley was turned over to the pol co
His father is dead. AMI bis mo her Icing
unable to control him, had put him III charge
of the institution
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-12-15
Two Hundred and Tbirt. Omit Work

PITTSBURG, Pa, Dc. G-Two hundred
and thirty men AMI oys quit work at Kings
flint glass factory Tuesday. About noon
committee OF the workGnan wa ted upon
Manager Charles thinner AMI asked him:
DOS this firm intend t. abide Ly the agree
ment entered into with the workmeI to give
thirty days notes of any contemplated shut
down or striNei' TO this MIR. Zmmer Ie-
pied that h; was not pr'pIred 20 answer.
The next question was: ''Will this f. ory
shut down OH Jan. ~ No answer was re-
ceived to this or the question, is this list
fnaif The men aud boys qui, tly dispersed,
going to their respective homes. 1t is
thought tIrt this is the beginning of strike
that will affrct 4, 90 or 500 men.